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Mr.. Randaif,s Alleged Niece.

THE STORY A BROOKLYN WOMAN TELLS.
The strange story OF a woman who claims TO be
a niece OF Representative Randall is published In
the Brooklyn Eagie. Her name is Mrs. G. W
Rogers. The woman says:
81 was born on the corner OF Chestnut and Sal
streets, Philadelphia, in 1850. My father George
Conkling, was Representative In Congress that
year and the one following, and I remained IN
washington, mixing with the best society, until
was sent 20 st. Mary's Seminary, Newark. While
there met my first husband. whose name Was
Donovan. He died OF heart disease, leaving Inc
with five children, the last being twins. Then my
real troubles commenced but after awhile the
Young WOmen's Christian Society OF New YORK
obtained employment for me AT Staten Island. ]
did not stay long there, and fiEaliy married nv
present husband, who IS a coach painter. Ol
course, my relatives In Washington and Phladel-
phia gave me the cold shoulder for marrying a
man whom they said was beneath me, but did
not care what they thought, because loved Mr..
Donovan, and have never bothered my friends
since"
Mrs. Rogers assured the reporter that her mother
was a sister OF Congressman Randall. She con-
tinued: "Unce Samuel had two sisters, one OF
whom married u man named Stanley, and tine
other Kate became my mother, who died, and
image OF Uncle Sam Randall. lived IN Washing
ton when Pierce and Buchanan We're Presiden.s,
and remember both OF them very Wei. After Ing
father retired from Congressional life he held many
offices under these Presidents named"
MR.. RANDALL DOES NOT KNOW HER.
Mr.. Randall, in response 20 a letter addressed TO
him, replied as follows: IL do not know Mrs G..
w. Rogers. Her mother was not my sister. had
but one sister who grew into years-Mrs. sam
Wflliams-whO LEFT three children, all OF whom
survive her, are married. and have families"
First Rattle Of the Spring Campaign.
AN OYSTER VESSEL FIRED Upon AND TWO MEN
WOUNDED.
The oyster pungy Martha Z. Moore, Capt. Thos.
Gibbons, was fired into Saturday night at 10
O'Clock, while dredging at Love Point, on the
mouth OF Chester River, in the Chesapeake Bay, by
a vessel supposed to be the oyster police schooner
was wounded in the muscles OF the right arm, aud
EraStuS LeeSe, one OF the crew, was shot In the
shoulder. The cabin and sails OF the Moore were
riddled with bullets. The Martha Il. Moore ar
rived in Baltimore yesterday. and the wounded
men were taken to the Marine hospital Leese
belongs in York, Pa Capt. Gibbons Is BaIti-
morean.
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Mr.. Tr0tfer Reffer.


HE Is, HOWEVER, STILL A VERY SICK MAN.
MI. Trotter. the Recorder OF Deeds, who
has been critically Ill with pneumonia for
several days, was better to-day. His
physicians noted an improvement when
they visit him this morning. At his house 2llpK
street, STAR reporter was informed this after
noon that there had been improvement in his con-
ditlon since midnight last night, but he was still
a very sick man.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.


Sighted From ROche's Point, anu
fachtsmen Waiting to Welcome Her.
ROCKIES POINT. March % "a 80 p.m.> 1.-The Daunt-
less Is now in sight, miles to the southwest. she
Is coming along under a full spread Of canvas be-
yachts and craft OF all descriptions await her here
QUEENSTOWN, March 2s.-The Dauntless passed
Old Head OF kinsale at 3:15 o'clock this AFTERNOON
me wind was blowing from the northwest ana
was light. 1t will probably take her two hours TO
reach the finishing line at ROches Point. Inc
tdg IRVING Irishman has left Queenstown WITH
press correspondents TO meet the DauntleSs and
accompany her to ROche's Point.
YAcHTNEs PLEASED At THE GENERAL RESULT.
Ihe Officers OF the COrOnet and other yachtmen
are greatly pleased with the result Of the race.
ana say 1t has served to show admirable qualities
IN Doth yachts. Considering the difference IN
t IN! tonnage and length OF the two yachts. and
une extraordinarily heavy weather which
prevailed during the voyage, the Dauntless Is
thought to have done as we'll as her competitor.
Inc officers and friends OF both yachts will be en-
terta!ned by the members Of the Royal Cork
Yacht Club.
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ENFORCING THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.
"Well. we are stirring up the Sunday liquor SELL
erS said Commissioner Webb to a STAR reporter
to-day. ''Will you revoke the licenses OF those
who have been twice convicted?" asked the re-
porter AS soon we receive certified copies Of
the conviction for the second time We shall pro-
coed against them," said Mr.. Webb In reply. I'VE
can't do otherwise. 1t is the law"
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THE COURT OF CLAIMS CHANGES IT'S LUMP JUDGMENT
TO INDIVIDUAL JUDGMENTS.
The Court of Claims to-day changed the former
lump Judgment in favor of the heirs OF the Carroll
estate against the District for damages from
grading, and awarded individual judgments, as
follows:
Geo. F. Appleby, trustee for Jane Carroll, Re
Decca Carroll, Henry May Brent, Daniel Carroll
F1tzhugh, executor of Maria C. FitZhugh, and for
the estate OF Ann c. Carroll, $1,000; Catherine
D. Ftzhugh, 81, 0O3.3 Annie Phillips Nicholson,
Dy her guardian, Katherine p. Nicholson,
$2OO22 Elizabeth A. Burrttt, s., O02.22 Euphe-
mia Daingerield, e. OO2.9
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Grr THE BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS"
We have hand full stock Of the Celebrated Con.
cord Harness Of all kinds at Concord prices also
Sole Agency for tbs
CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLEa
LUTz BRO.
saa2 4S7 Penna. ave.. next to National Hotel
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THE b. AND O. NEGOTIATIONS.

interest in the Matter Revived i'm New
York To-day.
NEW YORK, March 2s.-The interest in the Bal
timore and Ohio deal was revived by the sudden
departure Of Frank c. Hollins for Baltimore on q
special train this morning
There Is strong confirmation OF the reports con-
nectlnS Atch1sOn with the deal. 1t Is probable
that the roads In which Mr. HOllns Is a director
VIII also have an interest In the Baltimore and
Ohio purchase.
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NOT SUITED YET.
The District Commissioners Saill Look.
ing for a Building.

The question where TO ind an Office building for
the District government seems 10 he as Tar from
solution as ever. The Commissioners have exam
ined the Ferguson building, and u IL can be rented
for $4,000 per annum, and no other more conre-
nently located building can be had, they will &C
cept IT. but Col Ferguson, the owner, Is yet TO be
heard from- Every one around and In the Dis
triet government Offices believes that building VIII
answer the purpose, but all say, wont there be
howl from the taxpayers If We go way up there
The Commissioners stated to-day that nothing has
been heard from Col Ferguson.
Another building has been PROPOSED. that OF the
Columbia Bank Note Co. on Pennsylvania avenue
between Sh and 10th streets, but II Is said 10 be
too small. b. H. Warner & Co have also recon.
mended TO the Commissioners the houses Nos. 81
ana ;.o c street northwest. but Commissioner
Ludlow says they will not answer their purpose.
Proposed New school Isutlding~.
BIDS OPENED TO-DAY.
The bids for DEMONSTRATION OF the new Wallach
and Sumner eight-room school buildings were
opened to-day. They were: Peter Macart.
ney-s2S,3o6 each. ]. l. Parsons - wallach,
$4,000; Sumner, $4,000. Frank Baldwtn-wal.
ZACH, s24, $50; sumner $4,000. Daniel Driscoll-
81, $50 each. Columbus Thomas-ss6.o 600 each.
Halliday q Wilson-Wallach s,3sG6; sumner,
eSS656 Bids were also opened for one steam
roller OF not less than ten tons more than NJ
teen tons weight. Bidders: Barbour Asphalt Co.,
$1,000; the Pioneer Iron Works, $500; the
anu MACHINE WORKS the HafTlSDuf12
Car Manufacturing Co., 5000.
The Norfolk Bank Case.
THE g. S. SUPREME CorRT GRANTS GEO. N. BAN,
JR., A WHIT OF HABEAS coRPCS.
In the United States supreme Court to-day the
petition OF Geo. NJ. Balm, Jr., cashier OF the En-
change National Bank OF Norfolk Va, now In jail
and under sentence OF the United states Circuit
Court at Norfolk, for writ OF habeas corpus, was
granted
Balm was indicted for making false entries ia O
report OF the condition OF the bank In March, 1881,
to the Controller OF the Currency. He was con-
victed and sentenced to Imprisonment In the Al
bany penitentary, but Is I'm the Norfolk jail pend
ing the result OF his appeal TO the supreme Court.
Ills petition set forth that the Indictment upon
which he was tried and convicted was null and
void by reason or irregularities In the proceedings
OF the grand jury and because the court permitted
the district attorney To change the indictment b.,
eraStng certain language which WAS considered
superi1uouS. The supreme Court, Justice Miller
delivering the opinion, sustained the petition,
holding that the indictment WAS null and void.
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How THE SARATOGA's CUTTER CAPsIzED.-An Off
cial report to the Navy Department relative to the
recent accident to the cutter OF the Saratoga, re-
sulting in the drowning of four men. shows that
the cutter, on being thrown into the wind to avoid
squalI was keeled over by the weight OF thirteen
men sitting on the weather gunwale, and filled
and sunk by heavy sea before she could be
r1ghted. Ensign Wilson is said to have behaved
with GOODNESS and bravery in the emergency.
Gratitude Is expressed towards Father Dillon, the
Roman Catholic priest OF village on the coast Tor
the promptneSs with which he sent out boats 70
aid the cutters crew.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Geo. B. Starkweather has bought OF Mary AZ
Bacon and others, 50 acres OF tract called Aaron,
situated on the Marlborough road, for $1,000.
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WHrx mind ana body are cut OF Sorts with cold
extTemtttes. u yellowness 10 the skin, cost1yenes>
dull headache, and an indisposition W STIR about,
be sure you are IN for bilious attack, spF1ngfRg
from more less diSondered liver. Dr. ID. Jas pes
Sanartye pills WILL bring the liver 10 q bealtly
CONDITION. ana speeoil, Remove ali bsisasy DIS
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Secretary Whitney Will Not Resign.

From the New York Tribune, Sunday.
''Tnere is a report, Mr. Whitney, that YOU have
resigned the Secretaryship OF the Navy or intend
to do so. Do you care to say anything on the sub
jecu?" was the query OF the reporter.
Mr.. Whitney half smiled and then gaZed intently
through his eyeglasses. "Tllere Is no truth in
the story he said. "You may contradict 1T EN-
phatically."
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PREMATURE PUBLICATION OF THE TREATY.-Stat


Department officials are much exercised at the
premature publication OF the extfaditten treaty
with Russia and will endeavortO ascertain II there
can by any possibility be a leak In The State De-
partment, andf so, Will endeavOr to locate II. The
negotiations for this treaty between the Russian
legation and the State Department have been car
ned on by Mr.. Gregor the Russian secretary OF le-
cation, who has visited the Department nearly
every day during the past week, being driven in
his easy-going drOSky. drawn by either a black or
bloOd-bay Orloff trOtter. Wherever this turnout
goes 1T attracts considerable attention. The big
Russian driver, in Russian livery, who handles nis
horses With skill, Is an additional attraction.
SUGAR CANE observation-disclosures Col
man has returned from Louisiana, where he has
been to select plant alton upon which to conduct
the forthcoming experiments OF the Agricultural
Department with sugar-cane. yes" said the
is true that the plantation OF eX-Gov. Yarmouth
has been selected for these experiments At my
request the Louisiana Sugar Planters Association
appointed committee OF. eight. including its
president toexamine the different plantations, and
ascertain which was the most suitable. After Wis.
fttng the various sugar-h0uSeS in the State. the
committee unanimously recommended the Selec-
ton that has been made. GOV. WarmOuth's plan
tatiOn has superior advantages Cor these expert
mentS, which the committee appreciated, and
hence the unanimity Of their action"
HAD HIS LEG BRoKEN.-Thos. o'Nealp residing
at S07 n street northwest, while working on the
dump at Delaware avenue and streets Southwest
to-day, was run over by cart and had his LETT leg
broken. He was taken to the Emergency HOSpi-
tai
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Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
2 s. AZ. registered. 1891, 1904 bid, Ioass asked
{: s. s: rssisisesd. }sSs: S DID, lss ssss
F. e Market sft t, e 1884 currency l15A bid
bid l:ls. asked l., 20 Ssar fuad. ?. 1899.
and Georxetowp railroad 6onds, 1i3h BID. iIg
asked. Metropolitan railroad stock, 100 bid lO2
asked. Columbia railroad stock, So bid. Firemen's
Insurance, 40 bid, ~ asked. German American
M Msssne .t Hall bonds S 5os bd Ws.Snson
BricS Machine ba a,s asked and ssSbnTt;Sa
Bank GeorEssoEn 1SH bid 1881 asked CITIZENS
Bank, 12O bid. Great Falls Ice, 12S bid. Real
Estate Title INSURANCE. 1leh bid, 100 asked Penn.
Tel. Co. Al bid, AN asked. Chesapeake and Pot.
Tel. Co. s42l bid. 85Is asked. ~
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THE NASHVILLE STUDENTS, q troupe Of sweet
voiced coored vOcalists, gave very pleasing con-
cert at Willard Hall last night. They confined
themselves mostly TO the quaint old hymns dear
to the coiored race, rendering them with spirit
and fine effect. They will give another concert
this evening, when the program will contain many
OF the favorte plantation melodies Inch the pub
Lie never tire OF hearing.
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Memphis Business Blocks Burned.
NARROW EsCA pEs or nm ArrS

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March GA bad fire started
earl this morning on the southwest corner OF
Main and Washington streets The fire,
which originated In the cellar OF l. Best
hon d CO.'S second furniture store.
No 1876 Main street, destroyed that building, tf.
gether with Ullathorne and Co. seed store, VIM.
Qu1nn's boarding house and saloon, and James
Currey'S 11voli Garden The four buildings burned
were four stories, and valued at about So, 900.
the stocks of goods destroyed were valued at
$1,000.
who occupied the upper stories. Two women had
been rescued by the liremen who had been cut off
IRON escape, and remained In the third story for
half an hour gale OF wind was blowing and
the rescue was made in the face OF clouds OF
smoke which poured out Of the building and
nearly SuffOcated the brave firenen.
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The DEPARTMENT. INvKsTIGATIoN.-Acting Secre-
tary FAirchild has received o letter from Senator
tee, requesting q detailed statement OF the bust
ness OF the Treasury Department on hand, dis
posed q and unadlussed, a. certain perlods nom
January, 1854, TO March 1, 1887; alSO detailed
statement Of the methods OF transacting business
IN that Department. He has referred the matter
70 the Chiefs OF bureaus Tor early report giving the
Information desired,
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DIED.

BROWNE Entered i;:to rest on Sun6ay morning
March 9Th. 1867, MANY ELIZABETH BhoWsE,
lsoSsd wife of Jerome Browne the sxtl rst year
q hrr aee.
Funeral services from her late residence, zoos
street northwest. Iossasy afternoon at O'Clock .
BuRkE- Captain FRANCIS r. BURKI, late cap
tain Of the wetch an the btAse De1Artxneuf builaL
EAp nlHa - the 18th Instant, lsf Rlfe and fbn0o
children. the youngest lesk than year old
DlGGs.-Qn sunday, March %. 1857. Ut 4: Is q IA,
&, Digs. ssed year nsaf IL dsys.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents 81 p Tth
OU11x. On SATURDAY. March &C, 1851 NJ b O'Clock
p-ans JAMES 4. DULiA, hubbard IF MARf A. DUIIN
N the 1oCtg -e1ehxh year III his a>ee.
xln1EA frnn has lste rs.Ssnrs. 1250 EIGHTH strsnn
nortawsst Wednesday. March 90 1t IL AM =
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Not Put Up TO Dicker With.
THE CHICAGO LABOR MEN MEAN TO STAND BY THEr

CHICAGO, March 28.-The executive committee
OF the United Labor party have passed the fol-
lowing resolution in reference to the city ticket
Resolved, that we repUdiate all idea Of fusion
Republican or Democratic parties and reiterate
herein that every candidate nominated at the con-
VentiOn OF our party will remain On the ticket
until the polls are closed on election day."
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ma ss Eso ga E.
platform , WAGONS and rSets Of and
make dry goods and aan
merchAnts and pleasure wagons carry larger stock
than 81 the othsr dealers together in the
FOX sALE-A WELL BRED MARE, 4 PERFECT
can ys not Ssr AFRAID r Of lady or child
sitahIs for 6 Se. sue IS !4i OF NE ana
s. sff ' %fSs x ssad sTss
1Cf0R sAttE3,SiINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD AND
i. CAGES, Gold Fish, Aluariums and Fish Food Larg-
ae aoo IN a seS s at schMDs Bird
IHOR SALE-CARRIAGES. HARNESS, CARRIAGES
i yon need a nice stylish Buggy go to Meeks.
want want niece NICE stylish stylish f sss 60 to Msea
DaF sEy Mss. Bust.
by sr
half dozen or more different styles EACH so as give
sf and sapSif ssS Is
sas on Is sSsn in THIS
ssy OF elsexhere Repairing and painting q9e
il tie whsie Country Sss' st. NV Buggy har
lnhlS-Im 81. MEEKs.
FOR SALE AND ExCHANGE-AT 1865 Pa AVE
NV the incest variety Of Family Carriages, Bug
pndhand aud new in the city. Prices suit %M
/ kC0h SALE-HARNESS!! HARNESS!!!
!, Lot Second hand Buggy and Carriage Harness. for
sale cheap: Also. few more Lap Robes and Horse
Covers half price to close out. Reduced prices on
damaged Trunks aud Bags BECKEh'S. 1915 Penn
| syfvana ave. jaI2-3m
For LEIENQYcLoPAEDIAs; JAMES PAR
ton the celebrated historian aud biographer says
p!etons Cycopaedia is like sending the whole family
to college" This work all the volumes can be OBJ
| ing Box 129, Star office. mh5-toap1
E0R sALR-AT A,sACRIFIcE, ONE FINE-TONED
"a octave, carved rosewood square Piano, very lit
| tie used. Can be seen at G. L. WILD BROS, 7O9
| 18th st. n. W. f26-Jms
| trOR SALE-"CHAMPION COUGH CURE" Is THE
Il greatest remedy earth for Coughs and Colds;
price CSC. II yo,ir druggist does not keep IL write to
the manufacturers, The SAML BEALMEAR MFG
/ CO., $40 st. Paul st., Baltimore. Md. f3-3ms
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BALTIMORE ND. March 28-virginia new threes
641a; ten-forties, 40 bid to-day.
I BALTIMORE MP March SscStton firm, with
auiet-Howard street and western super, 2.5Os
30; do; extra, 32os3d5; do. family S65a4 80 !:
;a55: do: Rio brands, S.sosx Is: petapscc super
lative patent, 53O do. family. 500 Whestsoutierp
firm and steady; red 9laS$; amber. S3se4; No. /
winter ss, red spot SOY bid May 9OsagYs June
steady white H7s AZ: yellow: 48as47 western
45Haas; April 45s1a46S; May, 4Ssss4sE: June,
aad p a h 9sss rm and
white; Haas; western mixed. 3la35. Rye steady,
LOCAL 100 Provision. quiet and steady Mess psrE.
and clear rib s. sides paeIsa 40
refined sash Butter traxestsrn packed ISs23:
steaayaretinsd, %; Coffee hrmer-Hio c.rEoss, osdi-
S75; copper refined STEADY, 9NslQ whisky noninaly
aaI9yeo.tos M +Eas e gSerpoO1 Per
kscssiP.s- $500 barrels: Wheat 1900
re. 300 bushels, shipments- :Gonr. ES4s balTsla.
corn, 9St90 bnshsls Ssies-wheat, 100 bushels;
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OTTAWA, ONT, March 2S.-The statement pub
1Shed regarding evictiOns On the estates OF lord
Lansdowne, in Queens County, Ireland, have
caused considerable talk In this city. The allega-
| evictions by. the wholesale is authorttatively
| stated to be incorrect
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The PRESIDENTS R8CEPTI0N.-The President held
on unusually large reception to-day. Among the
visitors were Mrs.Fairchild, with two lady friends
nom Boston.
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The executive corImiftae Of the Irish National
League have cabcd Mm. OBr1ep that Lord
Lansdowne denies his evictions la Ireland, and
they urge Rrien 20 come 10 Canada.
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Fatal Quarrel About n Woman.

PHILADELPHIA, March 28-Charles Smith. col.
ored, aged 23 years. who was stabbed on Saturday,
by Charles Banner, also coored, died in the Penn
| sylvania hospital this morning. The Stabbing
| was done in a quarrel between the men about a
| white woman, who was living with Banner but
whom Smith claimed as his wife.
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NEW YORK, March 2S.-All the transatlantic
steamship company representatives, except the
White Star line, have decided not to increase the
rate OF Storage passage from Scandinavian ports
from s20t s23. few days ago the White Star
line advanced the prepaid rates from $50 to $23,
and 1t was thought that the other lines would fol-
low.
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Strike for Nine Hours.

AUGUSTA, GA, March 2S.-The carpenters work
Ing on the Cotton Exchange building have struck
for nine hours 1t is reported that the strike will
become general.
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NEW TICKET AT CHIcAGo.-At q meeting q
the Democratic County aud city committees III
Chicago, saturday night, a resolution as adoptee
calling convention Tuesday 10 nominate n new
ticket. The convention Is 10 be composed VI The
same delegates who week ago nominated Har-
rison, McEyoy, and Stuckart, all OF whom have TO
signed as nominees
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MARRIED.

PENEYBACKER-coRSxJ On Monday March
2Stl 1897 the residence of the brides farrsitr
scosfil. ID. C., b. the ke. cLas % Cook. MUk6Ak
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RANGR OF THE THRRNoNETER.--The following
were the readings at the signal Once to-day; g
NJ, 80; am, 81; IL am, 46; 2nW., @; maxi.
mum. -; minimum, So
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Now York Stool

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 p IN. prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to Fl. H. Dodge, $50 10Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-28

cAicAaG Ill, March 2s, IL a. m,-vhsss cpene,,
steady At SIN for May, and quoted at 81 111d
May corn, 39k May oats 20. May lard. 1879
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NfR6fN1As DEBT C0xAIssIoS.-1he joint rts0u~
ton providing Tor the formation Of commission,
passed by the Virginia house VI delegates, came
up in the senate Saturday, but owing tls small
ATTENDANCE OF senatcrs, and TO the fact that a
fight Is expected 10 be made over it's passage, the
resolution Was made a special order for Tuesday.
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Il ren and about 500 pounds of Agate Typs. lately
III this paper. The face Of both fonts is de-
celsnt service for two or three years on paper Of
moderate circulation. viii be sold cheap in bulk. Al
dress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER Co.
Washington. DC. do
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J. CHICKERING SQUARE PIANO.
Rosewood ease, carved legs and Tyre and in perfect
order unsteady. Price $l45.
BRADBURY PALACE OF MUSIC,
mh26-3t 120:1 Penn ave
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Lived to the Age of los Years.
Boston, March 2S.-Mrs. Mary Manning died In
Wakefield Mass, Yesterday at the age OF los years
She was born In Dublin, Ireland, In 1882
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EoR lighthouses.
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